"You can't say you love God and hate your neighbor"

An interview with Father Jim Lehman of Holy Family Church in Las Cruces

By Katie Hoeppner

Fr. Lehman

A Pharmacist's Personal Views Shouldn't Stand in Between You and Your Healthcare Provider

Here we go again. After a certified nurse midwife prescribed misoprostol for her patient in preparation for an IUD insertion, she received a phone call from the pharmacist on duty asking for assurance that the medication wouldn’t be used for abortion because of his personal beliefs against it.

Elizabeth's Story

Rachael's Life Hung in the Balance Because of Someone Else's Religious Beliefs

No one should ever have to wait to receive the healthcare they need to save their life because of the religious beliefs of someone else. 

Rachael Lorenzo Story

People Shouldn't Be Denied Healthcare Because of Who They Are...

Denying people healthcare because of who they are causes serious harm. Check out our video with a New Mexico healthcare provider who has seen the consequences of denial firsthand.

People shouldn't be denied healthcare

Faith Leaders Speak Out: Religious Freedom is Not a License to Discriminate

An Interview with the Rev. Liz McMaster

Rev. Liz McMaster

Open to the Public Still Means Open to All

An Interview with ACLU-NM Attorney Erin Armstrong on the Supreme Court’s Decision in Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado

US Supreme Court

Refused: When Religion Trumps Healthcare

When Susan was three months into her first pregnancy, her doctor delivered the kind of news every expectant mother hopes never to hear. And yet the worst was not over.

By Katie Hoeppner

Susan Torch Story

Frontline Pharmacy

The ACLU’s Fight to Protect Reproductive Rights Where the Rubber Meets the Road

Photo: cropped photo of a pharmacist in a white coat behind a counter receiving a paper prescription from an outstretched hand

Health Care Denied in New Mexico?

 Tamesha Means was 18 weeks pregnant with her third child when her water broke. She rushedto the nearest hospital, which is operated by Mercy Health Partners in Muskegon, Michigan. The pregnancy was not viable. Ending the pregnancy would have been the safest co

By Erin Armstrong

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